Personal Notes from Wednesday Morning

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First, a belated THANK YOU to my California friend Noah Kagan. He went all the way to Thailand to get me another shirt from Raja's World-Famous Tailor. If you're thinking about going to Thailand, check out Noah's personal website and drop him a line.

I spent this last weekend in New York City with some friends. While I was there, I did lots of fun things.

• Saw the movie The Squid and the Whale, which was totally vulgar and yet smart funny.
• Visited McSorley's with Jakob, Kunal and Andrew. McSorley's is an old famous Irish bar, and you get two beers when you order one.
• Stood in Brooklyn's Prospect Park for at least an hour as Casey and Zach whizzed around me, scoring lots of frisbee points.
• Realized on multiple occasions that size is not equal to quality. Examples: LCD screens, Nobu sushi with Josh.
• Walked the length of the underground Lincoln Tunnel on Saturday morning, connecting Manhattan to New Jersey. This was an idea that looked good on paper, but... sorry, Amit.
• Accidentally walked in on a big financing meeting that the MoSoSo guys were having. The funny thing is that they knew I was coming.

Zach Klein was my lovable host for the weekend. He said, "For someone who travels so much, I can't believe you're so bad at it." And it's true! I missed my flight on the way back, but it was only $25 to change the ticket on Delta. I highly suggest flying on Delta - the experience was painless. I do not suggest taking the AirTrain from JFK airport after 10:00pm - it took me about one hour just to get to Jamaica Station.

Alright, back to work. Our company's big trade show and convention - the National Business Aviation Association's Annual Meeting - is being held in Orlando on November 9 - 11 this year. I'll be writing press releases, preparing PowerPoint presentations, making Press Kits, trade show posters, booth layouts and new business cards during the next two weeks.